MIT-WPU

No, School of Management, MIT WPU does not take any entrance test to do BBA course. The process of admission only relies on marks achieved in Class 12. Online admission may be directly applied by eligible students. Merit-based selection and document corroboration is carried out.

BBA programme at School of Management, MIT WPU requires the candidates to have scored at least 50 percent aggregate of marks in Class 12 in order to apply to the programme. The admission is purely academically merit based. The BBA programme does not require entrance exam. The students are required to submit their applications online.

School of Design, MIT WPU offers scholarships based on MIT-WPU CET or UCEED scores. These include the Dr. Vishwanath Karad Scholarship (100%), MIT-WPU Scholarship I (50%), and MIT-WPU Scholarship II (25%), depending on the student's rank or score in the respective entrance exams.

School of Design, MIT WPU has a total seat intake of 270 for its BDes programme. These seats are allocated across six design specialisations such as Product Design, UX Design, and Animation & VFX Design. Students must meet eligibility criteria and present valid entrance exam scores to qualify for admission.

BDes (Interior Design) programme at School of Design, MIT WPU is a four-year, eight-semester course. It includes foundational courses, major and elective subjects, university core and electives, and capstone projects. Students study subjects like Digital Drawing, Furniture Design, Lighting Design, and undertake internships and dissertations to gain hands-on experience in interior and space design.

Yes, admission is currently open for the BDes course at School of Design, MIT WPU. The institute is conducting Seat Allotment Round III from 10 June to 14 June 2025, and further admission rounds are scheduled in the coming weeks. Interested students should apply soon and keep checking the official website for updates.

To be eligible for the BDes course at School of Design, MIT WPU, students must have passed Class 12 in any stream with English as a compulsory subject and at least 50% aggregate marks (45% for reserved category candidates from Maharashtra).